Installation of Officers and Community News in Lima Montana
Coverage from Lima Montana highlights officers installed for Elva Boardman chapter No 26 OES by Verna Jenkins with Grace Martinell and Ethel Knox among others. The column also notes arrivals from Paris to Lima and local visits, shop scenes, and upcoming events including Lady Firemen officer installation and Campfire Girls lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva ‘Boardman
Verna’ Jenkins
Hilma Merrell
Betty Calvert
Dorothy Bit
Army Offers 40000 Jobs Monthly to Veterans in Postwar Aid
The Army announces 40000 good jobs monthly available to veterans as part of postwar relief. S/Sgt Cecil Davis says aims target recent high school grads pressured into college. Emphasis on G I Bill benefits, self discipline, and reenlistment options in 425 MOS paths. Local outreach at the YMCA Butte.
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Cecil Davis
Sergeant Davis
United States Army
Paul O Cash Recovers From Saturday Hospital Operation
Paul O. Cash is reported to be recovering after an operation performed at Murray Hospital in Butte on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul O. Cash
Murray Hospital
Butte
To America's Producers, America's Thanks
A 1940s style note from Swift & Company thanking ranchers and farmers for record crops and ongoing food supply work. It emphasizes producers' role in feeding the nation and links nutrition to their shared mission in processing and delivering food. It closes with a call for unity to build a stronger America.
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America
Samontana
Texas
Swift & Company
Misleading size ratios in pipe flow and meat storage context
The text contrasts pipe sizes with actual flow rates showing a 4 inch pipe can fill 16 gallon pails while a 1 inch pipe fills only one. It then analyzes meat storage figures noting that 590 million pounds in storage last only about 12 days given daily consumption of 50 million pounds. It explains most stored meat is for processed products and freezing is limited to small percentages. It references a five year average IPF from 1941 to 1945 and excludes government-owned meat.
Soda Bill Sez: Labor Saved Is Money Made
A brief editorial remark urges frugality and prudence, stating that labor saved translates to money made and advises speaking well of enemies as a way to turn them into allies.
Swift & Company creates baby friendly meat products
Dr H W Schultz heads Swift nutrition division as researchers develop baby friendly meats. After two years of tests with doctors mothers and babies six meat types are approved and launched in test cities with plans to expand. Also includes Martha Logan Navy Bean Soup recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Schultz
Dr. Schultz
Schultz
Swift & Company
Swift PLC
Know Dont Guess In 1947 Farm Record Keeping
Tyrus R. Timm explains the value of a farm or ranch record book for Texas A and M readers. It helps operators run businesslike farms, track income and expenses, identify weaknesses, plan investments, manage debts, comply with programs, and assist tax returns.
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Tyrus R. Timm
Texas A. & M. College
State Agricultural College
Meat Packers Face Perishable Risks and Thin Profits
EN Simpson notes meat packers like Swift & Company bear risks in both buying and selling perishable livestock. Prices hinge on bidding by 26 000 slaughterers, market demand, and potential defects. Delays and accidents can erode profits, with average margins under 2 percent.
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Swift & Company
EN. Simpson
Beaverhead County Financial Review Notes Bond Debt and Budgets
State Examiner notes that Dillon High School funds may be county or district funds depending on levy scope. recommends proper classification. Flags late remittances to the treasurer, questionable prisoner board charges to city, excess per diem, overdrawn budget items, and improper contracts without bids. Calls for reconciliations, clearer budgeting, and adherence to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon High School
Myrl Erwin
Dillon
Leroy M. Gilbert
Traderhorn Mining and Construction Company
Herbert J. Hansen
Board of County Commissioners
Albert S. Baker
Andersons relocate to Great Falls for new home
Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson and family depart for Great Falls to establish a residence. Mr Anderson has worked there for some time. Carl S Miller a fireman first class in the navy returned to Oceanside California base after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Miller in town.
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Y.M.C.A
Butte
Kendall
Salt Lake City
Dell
Lima
Lima Community Church
Longi
C. H.mathews
Henry Gravely
Fresno
Calif
Dillon
McKenzie
Barrett Hospital
Ernest Harkness
Norman Peterson
Bremerton
Wash
C. F. Peterson
John Sweeney
Carl Anderson
Great Falls
Mr. Anderson
Carl S,. Miller
Navy
Oceanside
Fred Miller
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Dee Cherry
Lawrence Aitken
Ford Hall
Dee Merrell
Max Merrell
Naval Training School
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W. L. Peterson
Bonnie Harkness
Pruitt
E. R. Gleed
E. Reeder
E. C. Franks
George Gleed
Martha Foster
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Emma Edman
Helen Sullaway
Shirlene Marler
Betty Brown
Leora Ned
Marlene Franks
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Anaconda Central
Soda Bill Sez
Martha Logan
Navy Bean
Swift & Company Union Stock Yards
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General Road
Paul Stahl, Sr
A. C. Henneberry
I'M. C. Jackson
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C. H. Lowe
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